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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-20
Good for Trenton.

AT the charter election in this city the
Republicans elected the Mayor, School
SUPERINTENDENT, six out of seven Alder
men. Eve out of seven School Trustees,
three ont of five License Commissioners,
and all the Freeholders. Frank A. Mcgowan
was elected Mayor by 200 majoity, being
the first Republican Mayor elected in
twenty-five years.-7renton (N. ~ dis
patch.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-20
lie Was n Shaver.

Merchant-Do you call that fellow q
shaver? Why, he is six foot if he is an
inch. / said wanted small boy to run
errands-a little shaver.
Bookkeeper-I didn't understand about
the errands. This fellow is shaver. He
keeps a barber-shop down the block.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-20

The name "Cradle of Liberty, as as,-
piled to Faneuil Hall, was used by
James Otis in his dedicatory speech,
1854, after the building had been re-
constructed, and subsequent associa-
tions raised this term to the dignity of
q prophecy
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-20
How the Appropriations Grow.

The following is an itemized statement
of the appropriations made by the late
Congress for the Federal fiscal year COM
mencing July /, 1887, as compared with
the year commencing July /, 1856. 1t
will be seen that the increase is about
Sl3. 900, 900:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-20

MEN are much as circumstances make
them, but he is hero who rises supe-
rior to circumstances.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-20

A BosToN firm publishes a work entitled
"A Girls Room" The average girls room
is two seats in horse car.-New Hauen
Nears
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-20

THE New York Mail says ladies'
luncheon is "Gipgle, gable, gobble." In
behalf of the ladies', who are amply able
to defend themselves, and only lack the
opportunity 10 sass" back. q gentleman's
wine supper might be denominated "gur-
gle, guzzle, fuddle."
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-20

If a man borrows money he does not
care to have it talked about. He wants to
be quietly let loan.-New Orleans Plea
UifuP.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-20

ONE might as we'll be out of the
world as be beloved by nobody in it.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-20

a MAN may look round and yet be
square.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-04-20

Subject of lesson for May 1, "I,rael Ii
Egypt" Tx. 4: 6-l4.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-24
MINOR MENTION.

In the United States there is published one
paper to every ABB inhabitants.
That sixfold millionaire, Lord Wollvef.
ton, lately dead, had an income Of $4,000, COX
year.
Boston girls consume forty tons OF chewing
given by the Post
The wealthiest Of the Judges Of the su'
preme Court is Justice Bradley, whose fortune
is estimated at s75oOOO.
Several towns 10 Ohio and Illinois are sink
ing wells as a mesns OF tiding over the water
famine.
A preacher Of Epson County, Ga, has mar
ried Ill couples aimee he has been in the
ministry and has received only one fee.
1t is reported from Butte City, NJ. T., that n
twelve-year bootblack there has $500
which he has earned deposited in one Of the
city banks.
The venerable Simon Cameron takes great
pride in his cattle. His present particular
pet is q steer that girths over eight feet and
weighs 2, 100 pounds
The Louisiana rice crop is turning out small
er than the most conservative estimate, and
prices are firmer. Trade in rice Ia now fairly
good, without being especially large.
There Is an unprecedented demand for cider
barrels In Connecticut. All the farmers cx-
cept deacons are making cider, and the dca'
cons are putting In few barrels Of vinegar.
or the II presidents OF the United States II
we're college graduates; of 20 vice presidents,
10: 20 secretaries Of state, 10; OF II associate
justices OF the United States supreme court,
20.
Thoughtless and inconsiderate Bostonians
are laughing at the English woman who re-
Gently. after hearing mnch praise OF butter
nuts, said:. AT what season Of the year are
doughnuts ripcr'
Machines have recently been introduced In
the Paris lying-in hospitals for saving infants
prematurely born or otherwise deficient In
vitality. The apparatus Ia similar to the egg
Matching machines.
Zone more sign OF the economics Of pro-
gress." says the New York Times, sis that II
lie contemplated to make wax candles out Of
sugar cain. It yields cerosIne, which has q
high melting point"
A hen in woodford county, Illinois. chased
. cat away from two kittens and then adopted
them. The hen cuddles them, and when she
clucks the kittens have learned to hover under
her wings for protection.
The Philadelphia Ledger says that card
playing 10 a social craze IN London, and that
thousands OF young ladies In that CITY are
familiar with the mysteries OF the Jackpot
poker and other like utensils.
For several weeks a noble eagle. measuring
nearly sir feet from tip to tip Of lie wings,
made its nightly perch on the steeple OF the
First Baptist Church in Galveston. Then
came along gun and killed H.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-24
Knepfy & Sons Disap ointment.

Mcssrs. Knepfy & Son, who have
expected to occupy their new jewelry
palace are again disappointed in no.
being able to display their unsurpassed
stock of diamonds, watches. jewelry,
art porcelains, antique goods and brio
a brac, ETC., to advantage In their new
building during the holidays in conse-
quence of the delay, their present
quarters are crowded to oyerflowing
with the handsomest, largest and fin
est stock Of goods which were bought
J for their new palace, and they are con-
stantly arriving, crowding them 80
that they, to save the cost and trouble
of moving, will sell now at a great sac-
rifice, and will make IL to the intend
ing purchasers interest to examine
these elegant and surpassed and fresh
invoices OF diamonds, watches, bisque
figures, art porcelains and in fact ev
cry article which can be found in the
largest and most complete iewelry
paiace In the world.
1t will be a treat TO you to see their
display, never equalcd in the State and
unexcelled in the North. They In.
WIG YOU W Ctii tOT any aItiCio Va tuC
latest and most fashionable design and
Knepfy & Son. the jewelers. will salts
fy you in prices.
Go 10 j. z. Doherty a. Cos 603
Main street, and you can buy the gen.
uine Roger Bros tea spoons for $1.25
per set genuine Ros or Bros, dessert
spoons for SO 90 per set; genuine Rog-
er Bros tablespoons for 1925 per set |;
genuine Roger Bros table forks 1T
1925 per set.
If you want harness for your
driving horse at the most reasonable
price for leather and workmanship
don't fail TO see Padgett Bros. stock
which is the largest and most COM
plete In the State.
wANTED---A good gentle we'll
disposed cat to use in taking pic.
lures. Apply to J. Il. Webster, High
Priced Photographer, sos Elm or
804 Main streets.
Special prices for Christmas on pi-
amos and organs. Will A. Watkin e.
Co., 737 Main street.
j. L. Williams, sos Main street.
Patent Medicines, Texas Tolu, Station
airy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-24

Have you tried the California can
ned goods that A. e. Bouche sells.
Parry Bros. real estate agency, st.
George hotel block, Dallas, Texas.
j. L. Williams, sos Main street, Per-
fumery. Combs, Brushes, Soaps. 4
j. L. Williams, The Old Druggist
for everything in the line, 500 Main
street.
Solid gold bangle rings 81, at Beck's.
Gumbo file and fine Mexican coffee just
arrived at Bouche's grocery store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-24
The City Court.

There was no recorders court this
morning and will be none till Monday
morning. The city was very quiet
and orderly last night and only few
arrests for drunkenness were made.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-24
If You are Not,

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You should be subscriber to the
WEEKLY HERALD. One dollar year
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-24

A revised map Of Flanders Heights
was filed in the county clerks oflicc
to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-24
DaAas Dails GERALD.
9. K. GILBERT, Editor and Proprietor.
'I'HE CITY.
LAWYER AND NOTARY
W. l.. MCDONALD. 607 Main st.
Always at his Office.
DFAlISl. e. :;..AS..9. Vs.,

Local Notes.
"JO-HE" only at 2308 Elm street.
Tycoon Chop Blended, May Blossom teas,
the best teas in the market, for 5Oc and Toe
per pound at A. Il. Bouche's.
A. X. Bouche, the Main street grocer, mas
ust added a splendid refrigerator, in which
he has always the freshest country butter,
eggs and fresh Fleischman's yeast, which Is
kept as cold as can be.
Buckwheat, roasted coflees, canned goods
mackerel, behring's, apple butter, fresh
crackers, etc., at Bouche's S24 Main street
New preserves, fresh butter, cheese,
hams, fruits. cranberries, etc.. at Grad
docks Ervay Street Grocery.
California fruits, new moiases, evapo.
rated fruits, krout, ETC., at Craddock's
S03 Ervay Street Grocery.
A revised map Of Flanders Heights
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
NEARLY SHipWRECKED.
saved by Brave Captain Sears aud the Life
saving Crew.

TO the Editor OF The TELEs RAN HERALD.
M.carAwA PAsS, Aug. 1.-THE boys
from Grand Rapids mentioned ID your pa
per few days since as having a hue time
Yachting. have arrived safely at Maoa ava
On their return trip. When near Port
sheldon q wind and rain storm came up
and they were driven about twenty miles
grom shore. anl there was quite an exciting
time on board. The light house was los.
% view and before reaching shore Tire
several lights were broken and rendered
useless rne ssiis for time were dinpinv
into the axe, huj the boat role the waves
successfully under the very a5'e
management Of the Young Captain
II K sears. to whom the pariy
vithourexception. gives al praise for his
skiaful handling of the yacht The cool
ness and ability he displayed would be
crediss1ie 70 an old skipper.
One of the boys 10 the excitement stood
upon the edge of tbe boat and wouid have
been swept overheard bat f0r the wstchfgi-
ness of Captain Sears.
Il vas midnight when they arrived with
III hating snce 81 tie lookout watch
1isn. sni sui3 The lightning and Storm fhe
life-ssvine crew assis'ed the forr toss into
the hsrboF. Thus sn8sd m experience in
Watching that some 40 nor care 81 repest.
"0xz oF rHE f0Is'
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

Il wui opsa Esl@y VITA Prsspsess fes q
SfsA4 saesssa.

TIE az .al s. zlon ei tss Sodaers zat
sNssoEs' Assosisisn II ceatf4. Aieh;zaa
Ill cpea g. I9aia - lg esock teas rlsra-
iBR. Ias zssosasi3a - eeEaPoaed q AZ
so,1lses ane sailors son ariag wtte-a ths
ilsa5ts o. tsatrsi A5ces sza = - segsee aas-
lng tie lats a. - ass l.st.el .ioa. ana tSFg
mzay nasu % w6n distinction - cetcs
81 Falsr and hf4Ssfg sll - preseet oae
- he lri1e. pa se&t4feS - tne se,efa1e
Ill be tEs saftees fesinlens@ iVlAts1s
ehich wil e bad xAere 81 t1e szEss itaat.
Mcsg noteworthy 4Doag them ~. - TIE
reunion u ghe X gll1 4.e1iksa t4g4ffs,
ths Fourth Michigan Cavalry 8E4 t1e t-z<1il
Iatanfry a great Eesny g. A. 4. plst OF
gsniLaLioas aiil 1-s-t there lltl1ails }0bn
A Logan Post Nc i. eon posed 81 ol1 vet
sgaps frafa tie s.slsiers ii9ne Csislsr ald
cAamplla Posts u mis- ely and othsfs
roand4a0at.
Gel samuel Wells. Captain q Company
r. cf the old EgEth Infantry aaa o.
osheF nsnhers o, his company ~ii lrsse
this morning q 81 zke hsuSs oitA TIE ioy
o. tasreaooats of tie sarsiaiBg brave boys
sh0 mzte tae Morgan rad and y % "efs
a. through The Essl 1enatszeu anl 1e'if.4a
campaigns. Colonel Wells IA last satai-
day : Easle had + sell written ard fisaly
interesting article ca tue Morgan rata
which viii 10 Distributed 20 al Ills old
comrades a. i0nia loday.
Post Commando Bsiiair Viii leave WITH
ABOUT - old veterans tuis morning. toin-
mandsAt Pierce azs down io~n yesterday
al efnoon oaylAs SOME neS DlOuse9 iof tie
boss.
Iae renni0n ell be a grand event ~
iona. IL Is expected tnat over trehi
thousand people sil ts present. ana noin-
lns Nlli &c iell undoue sat NlA MAKE i
pleasant Ter ns si.illfs.
There ulI o. aress perads this afternoon
and tie camp iires slll Ds lighted tnis even
lng. TOMORROW an addresses 81 Nelcotne
wll be delivered by Mayor a. +. Mcliarfg.
responded to 0y hon. q. Z. Ellsworth. Vi
Gseenv!lie This will be followed by az a.
dress by L. g. rutherford Department
Commander q. A. K. after which colonies
| of Michigan regiments Will make lew re-
marks TO their old comrades. In the afier-
noon occurs the grand parade, which viii
Oe reviewed by Department Commander
| Rutherford and staff. aud . stand OF coiofs
awarded 70 the Post presenting the best
| appearance. Al go p. M. dress parade
and in the evening business sleeting oi tue
Association aad election OF officers.
On Thursday. n $50 q. M. The prize drlll
between q. A. K Posts ana osnps OF Sons
OF Veterans At p. N, Bngade dress par
ade.
The officers of the Association are: Pres
ident, A. II. Heath. OF lonia; AdlU,ant,
James c. Perciyal, lOnia; QuarIefmaster,
| Charles a. Cornell, Lansing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
The BOARD OF EDUCATION.
a largo Increase In The Estimates for the
Coming Year.

Coming Year.
The Board OF Education convened IN
special session last evening, nine members
and the President being present. The OBJ
ject of the meeting was to pass upon the
amount of taxes for the coming year, this
meeting being held annually for this par
pose. The Committee on Ways and Means
made their estimates, but the following is
the estimates OF the amount Of taxes
deemed necessary for the ensuing year. fot
purposes iof expenditure by the Board, as
adopted: Teachers salaries $4,000 jani-
itors wages. Sl3,5O0; bonds maturing. SlV,-
eco; interest ON bonds, $500; fuel, 3 800.
purchase OF school sites. 5000,
grading and sewers $4,000; i'm
proyement OF grounds $1,000; school
furniture, s., 800 heating apparatus, $1,000;
contingent fund. 5000 repsirs, $1,000;
salary of superintendent OF Construction,
81, COO; Secretary's salary, $500, insurance,
$3.50, Gilbert fund, $40; printing and ad-
vertising. $500: library aud Board room
furniture and moving OF Library, 5000;
library expenses, $1,000. Total, Sl5i,9lO.
The report OF the Committee was changed
somewhat, several OF the amounts being
ENLARGED. On motion of Trustee Felker,
the report as amended was adopted.
Trustee Mcbride presented he following
resolution: That the Board Of Police and
Fire Commissioners be and are
hereby respectfully requested TO permit
the use of the engine houses
in the First. Third Fourth. Filth. Seventh
and Eighth Wards on the first Monday IN
September next Tor the school Trustees
election to be held III said wards.
On consideration the resolution was with
drawn and Mr. Mcbride moved that a com
mittee De appointed TO wait upon the Board
and ii the engine houses cannot be secured,
the committee 10 select suitable polling
places. Adopted. President Blair appointed
as this committee Trustees Mcbride. Felker
and Drury.
| The report of the Committee on Claims
| and accounts recommending the payment
I OF few small accounts was adopted
The bids for supplying coal for the differ
eut schools for the ensuing year were
opened and read ss follows. A. B. knowl-
son, esg and crate, S5.55; stove and nut.
| s.. so y T. Bennett. egg and CRATE. S64s
stove and nut. 1913. Keith Foilett, egg
and CRATE. s. 90, stove and nut. S6.s5.
On motion of Trustee Esrl, the President
and the Committee On Supplies we're au-
thorized 10 purchase fuel for the coming
wear. AdjoaIned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

wm. Haks aud wife have returned from
trip 3 North"
Ms Geo. Warner is visiting her sister
Mrs. Geo. Segar. a. Big Rapids.
Judge Of PROBATE Perkins and wife have
rstarned from he seasn0-s-
Hon Perry HANNAH. Of Traverse City.
dine4 a. Tire Morton yesterday.
Miss Fannie Bugbee. u Chicago, Is SPEND
Ing few weeks ~i5h friends IN the city.
j.. IS Turner. Of Berlir. left yesterday TO
visit kis old home at Schuyley Falls. \. Y.
Mrs X. Fairchiid. Of Lowell. Is visit
ing her iaLhsr, Bayard Barxley. OF sS
Charles-st.
Geo. TABOR, wife and daughter Anna.
leit yesterday 20 spend couple OF weeks AZ
Ottawa Beach.
Mrs. Chas. A Kelly returned home yes
terday aftsr a week or ten days visit at
Ottawa Beach.
Thos f. Norris. Of Saratoga. y. Y. and
his mother, Mrs. Mary Morris, are the guests
Of James Cox.
Mrs Horace Outhouse. OF Fon du lac,
Wi<. is visiting her sister, Mrs William
Scott. st 39l Cssscent-age.
Mrs. W H. Shelby will return today from
Dakota. where she has beea for The past
John Baker. Harry Joyce and Theodore
Clark viii rsmols about tas Black Lake
resorts Tor ths next Two weeks
Attorney General Tarxart returned yes
tsraay from a vacation II about two weeks
with bis family ar White Lake.
Letter Carrier n. n Patterson. having
spent ais two weeks vacation a. the Black
Lake resorts, has returned % business.
Charles A. Chaplin and family. Of Niles,
on their way home from Harhor Point, are
spending lev days With friends "a the
city.
Misses Alshea and Emms Lewis. daugh-
tsfs Of Turnkey Lewis. returned yesterday
from wee<s camping with friends az
White Fish lake.
Ms. Clarence T. Marsh. who Tor the past
week or zen dsys has been enjoying the
fresh nrssxes from Lake Michigan a. Ottawa
beaen. returned bone yesterday.
Ed. Morgan. Of the Bridge Street House,
has rstnrnsd from a short vacation Eddie
now has an alias. aad his friends call
"khnkey' a. hinl ACROSS The street.
A letter from Peter Doran. dated NJ Paris
ard received yesterday morning. states that
be and John D Mcintyre sill sail for hOms
On tbe steamer Ia GsscoiEus August - and
EXPECT 10 arrive 10 Nsw 0r< on the 18th.
J. r Dunlap. The brilliant and capable
city editor OF ths Chicago Fater- Orsra. who
has heen enjoying some sweet summer DAYS
on Black Kivar. Wis. was In town yeslsr-
day on bis vag home 70 the eternal. dem
riiion grind.
Mr and Mrs.. Joseph Biscoub. teachers in
The city schools. are spending the Summer
vacation a. the hrm ~ Mr. H0i!a. o|
jamestown Ottawa county. Mr. Gisc0mt
is preparing himself % enter the gricul
tursi College A. LANSING the cuminS year.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

CfrrurT-Charles Mccarthy vs. Charles
Wright and Martha r. Wright. Assump-
Sit Motion 10 act aside Judgment granted.
James Nugsnt IS. nanie. and Emanuel
Nugent CbanoeFy. Decree granted COM
plsinaBt. -Firt National Bank of Dowa-
gisc vs. VIM +. Townsend. Assumpsit.
Judgment for plaintiff $3.50 30 and costs.
Hattie Blodgett bv her guardian vs..
Erwin Skinner. Assumpsit Judgment
for defendant for costs.-City National
Bank of Grand Rapids vs. Elijah Hsney.
Assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff for
$50 95 and cosls.--Adoiph Brewer ct al.
IS. Daniel ONsal. Assumpsit. Cause dis
missed for want Of security. Plaintiff al
lowed sixty days 20 file b0nd.--W William
Taylor vs. Daniel O'Nesl. Assumpsit.
same.-Fanuie Weaver vs. Aaron Jones.
Trespass on ths ease. Motion 70 quash
wiz granted with payment Of costs. Plain
til allowed 10 withdraw writ.
PaoBarr- Estate Of Alexander Mclean,
deceased. order admitting will 20 probate.
In ~ John Joouson. a dependant and
neglected child. order Of sdmittance TO
state paolir school a. Coldwater. --- Estate
of Martha Richardson. deceased, order ad-
hitting viii 70 probate Of lohn
Golfer. deceased. appraisers warrant and
inventory flsd.--Estate Of Israel WhedOn
deceased 0r.lsr appointing Hamilton T..
Wneion administrator. bond flied and
letters issusd. .--- Estate Of JACOB Baisch.
deceased report Of sale Of rsal estate died
AMI confirmed .-- Estate Of sarah Friend
decreased. order appointing r. A. Maynard
snt Fred ". Stevens commissioners on
claims -- Estate Of lydia BATHS, deceased.
ortier admitting VII TO probate Estate
0s Garfi1er +. Slaith. deceased. order ap-
uoinnnx Henry y ScRryer administrator
Estafe ~ James p. Fsro. deceased order
granting administrator license 70 sell real
estate. .--f Estate Of Sylvester NJ. Cowiss
deceased. order allowing administrator 9
final acnouut Distributing estate and dis
charging sfministratar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16


WlLs Vsu D9ks aged ioar 7ezrz, g >
eizll-aFs ls &. So d.f4t2siA
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ca.zss So casey 81 <1Garsion - t4is eilf
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d tsne 49, ae 4sll Aonaag sFsalAz
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Bsl 10 6eaai sf are ii siE1 tle . elsslsaas-
coaa8. Na shat . ai4at
Fila IAxl TAX SOCIAL Cub nests a. TIE
Tssieeaes ~ 81 4ad &rs- bal.eE - 2s-t1
IS llsf..i,l. ~. Ia4s5iag egsnils.
Fse slaeral 81 Mss t4allie i.rkF 80 ia3e
rlses a. tas l4mi.Y resldenes. 80 efafa-
s.lle-4se Al ~ q cilak fbls nl1fulnz-
I8Aa H B4'AnzeF saf isrs.sla 7hs'fisid
horn ~ ~ g.lF. sela aa4lfisi - @4sti,,e
baisa. saE.isy.s fass ~ sessis a. IA
lslasd-sf.
Eief NanHUn sill preach st the Al
Fsatst tsnt .orusf 81 ro4tn Dtfis.en 81
sa1 secsna are. tAls efe14ns on Modern
.,irii1aiisuI
Ths aate isr tas annual clam bake 10 De
r4tsu eT Manage cHsliand. ~ me tsstis
L4<s f4sLisB. -4s oesa lEsd o. y esinss-
daY August b.
l1s alarm ai drs a. ID aclock gsslsriay
sGraios vas caaset by = blaze ia the
engine room 1i lae AleLtSaa bAlzsl Ccll-
E4Hs factory iiaalaee noaflnai-
TIE 14kias PARK Association IS prspaF-
inz 10 sl.lt a neN afiot on TIE leN Grand
Rapids. lansing and petroit roa1 Wh-fe 3.
crosses sLs line ot East g., south Of lls
city
sheriff Dorr of Mason county. has offered
a reward oi So l1r las arlest of F" l!iiaa.
Nyman. Who . ~aated &c larceny and
wno ss. aped rom lae All AZ La-.aston
Aagusg ~.
Timothy FitzFarlex. 81 Wyoming town
sbiy. sac Las 1ssa alii.g ils4ae sas r7-
iesse1 fr0u c4s.Dlg yesterday morulls
upoa the recoiamll..t. iln Ci = pay slslaa
a. az ile Request ei lis Eieu1s.
The Appeals from Police Court IN ths
cases o. Nalsm ~. fappea Tor IlsxA
pfas.ice 81 medicine. aut Anthony HAN
Blert cl4It i3r violating the liquor AN
we're Sized - The CircsliG Court yesterday.
In The esse ct Fannie Weaver sEains
Aaron Jones ln she tircuit Court yesterday
ths service of tne Writ Dy Deputy >hsrif
Scaliy. Nas SET aside by Judge Montgomery
Ca iae grounds l1at !. VAS obtained by
Representation
TIE Council Committee on Streets vii
meet Thursday evening az i0 O'Clock, and
tns Aldermen 81 the Sixth and Seventh
w4rls and tae Cemetery Commissioned
thls evening a. the same hour. The Com
m4tfee on Lamps Thursday evening anc
COMMITTEES on klre Department The sans
sxsning.